Room dividers are great for isolating areas, especially where permanent walls are unwanted. Most, however, require a bit of muscle to move them, should you wish to open spaces up again temporarily.
The Barrier Separator provides an easy solution. Designer Thomas Schnur manufactured his wireframe products to take the forms of a square and a rectangle with three legs each in metal tubing. The empty shapes act as windows between one part of a floor plan and another, creating only the suggestion of division between zones for different activities.
Should you want more of a visual obstruction, the Barrier Separator can be swathed in a cloth of black or gray. These fabric covers fit snugly over the round-cornered structures to assert a tidy and minimalist appeal.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Flexible Room Dividers
- Innovative partitions that can be easily opened and closed without being moved physically
- Minimalist Design
- Modern partition designs that focus on simplicity and functionality.
- Wireframe Structures
- Innovative use of wireframe structures in interior design for space separation.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Innovative room dividers that offer a new level of flexibility for interior design.
- Event Planning
- Easy to install and stylish room dividers that can be used in a variety of events and venues.
- Architecture
- Innovative partition designs that offer architects a new level of flexibility when designing spaces.
